Free Excel template · Pricing & profit

See how many units or orders must sell before profit begins.

Combine fixed costs, variable cost, price, channel fees, and sales mix into monthly break-even scenarios.

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Open the workbook, choose the first sheet, and type only in yellow cells. Start, Back, and Next controls stay above every table, while gray cells calculate automatically.

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Monthly fixed-cost schedule

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Variable cost and price

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Contribution per unit

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Unit and revenue break-even

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Multi-product sales mix

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What-if scenarios

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How it works

Start with one real product, order, or planning period.

  1. 1List recurring fixed costs for the planning period.
  2. 2Enter price, variable cost, fees, and expected sales mix.
  3. 3Review unit, revenue, and order break-even.
  4. 4Stress-test price, cost, and volume before committing.

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Should owner pay be fixed or variable?add

Use the treatment that matches how the work behaves. A regular owner salary can be fixed; hands-on production time per unit belongs in variable cost.

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The file is a standard .xlsx workbook. It works best in current Excel and can also be imported into Google Sheets, though some formatting may look slightly different.

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Input cells are clearly marked and formula cells are separated visually. You can make a copy and adapt it, but keep an untouched original so you can recover the built-in calculations.

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